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If `6a^2+12b^2+2c^2+17ab-10bc-7ac=0` then all the lines represented by ax+by+c=0 are concureent at the point

A

(1-,-3)

B

(2,3)

C

`(-3/2,-2)`

D

`(-3/2,2)`

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